The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has officially released the conference football opponents for all 16 schools through the 2029 season. The new schedule introduces a nine-game model, leading to significant changes in annual rivalries. Notably, traditional matchups like Alabama vs. LSU will no longer occur every year, which has sparked debate among fans and analysts. Each team, including Georgia, Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma, now has designated annual rivals as the conference adapts to its expanding membership and competitive landscape. The new system has provoked mixed reactions, with some seeing it as a loss for classic rivalries while others highlight the intriguing new matchups it will bring.